Diane Glancy
glancy [at] macalester [dot] edu
DIANE GLANCY is a professor at Azusa Pacific University near Los Angeles. Her latest collections of poetry, STORIES OF THE DRIVEN WORLD and IT WAS THEN, were published by Mammoth Press, Lawrence, Kansas, in 2010 and 2012. Her latest collection of creative nonfiction, THE DREAM OF A BROKEN FIELD, was published in 2011 by the University of Nebraska Press. In 2014, Nebraska will publish another book of nonfiction, THE FORT MARION PRISONERS AND THE TRAUMA OF EDUCATION. Among Glancy's awards are two National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships in poetry and an American Book Award from the Before Columbus Foundation.
The poem included here, "On a Lake Just Dammed," is part of a new chapbook, OSCIMAL AT FIRST LIGHT, which includes early missionary work among the Indians sheltered by contemporary pieces.
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/diane-glancyDIANE GLANCY est professeur à l'université d'Azusa Pacific, à côté de Los Angele. Ses derniers recueils poétiques, STORIES OF THE DRIVEN WORLD et IT WAS THEN ont été publiés par Mammoth Press, Lawrence, Kansas, en 2010 et 2012.
Sa dernière collection de non-fiction, THE DREAM OF BROKEN FIELS a été publié en 2011 par les éditions de l'Université du Nebraska. En 2014, y sera publié un autre livre de non-fiction, THE FORT MARION PRISONERS AND THE TRAUMA OF EDUCATION. Parmi les récompenses qu'a obtenues Diane Glancy, y figurent deux Dotations Nationales pour l'Art dans le domaine de la poésie et un American Book Award de la Before Colombus Foundation.
Le poème inclus dans le neuvième numéro de RoToR, "On a Lake Just Damned" est une partie d'un nouveau pamphlet, OSCIMAL AT FIRST LIGHT, lequel convoque, sous couvert d'oeuvres contemporaines, les prémisses du travail missionnaire parmi les Indiens
Cartographie Cherokee, éditions de L'attente, 2011, traduction de Béatrice Machet